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If you see Britt Casey walking the halls of Farmer School of Business (FSB), you might think he was just like everyone else -- just another junior marketing major, rushing to lectures and hoping to do well academically.
Miami senior Nikki McGlosson seems to be at ease anywhere: from the printmaking studio in Hiestand Hall where she spends most of her time, to dozens of feet in the air on a ribbon attached to the ceiling.
You might have heard of Bitcoin, with all the traction it's gained over the past several years as the popular cryptocurrency used by techies everywhere - even to the point that Ohio now lets you use Bitcoin to pay your taxes. What very few people truly understand is the technology that makes it work.
Beginning in the fall semester of 2019-2020, Miami University is changing the Miami Pathways program for students who were not originally offered admission to the Oxford campus. In the past, the Miami Pathway Program was only offered to students from nearby towns, who would be required to commute to the regional campuses for their first semester.
In an unexpected move, Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) elected a first-year to its leadership, confirming political science major Benjamin Mitsch as Speaker Pro Tempore at its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 12. Senators also rejected ASG's Red Brick Rewards funding system at the meeting.
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Miami University's Associated Student Government (ASG) filled eight of its 11 open seats, swearing in seven new senators and a new Secretary for On-Campus Affairs, at its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Miami University Associated Student Government (ASG) denied money and canceled funding hearings Monday, Feb. 4 for 31 student organizations just hours before the hearings were scheduled to begin.
